Round-Up of Senate and Governor Races in Nevada, Ohio and Washington
Filed under: Senate, Polls, Governors, Poll Watch, 2010 ElectionsDemocrats lead in Washington, trail in Ohio and are tied in Nevada in the Senate Races. Republicans lead the governor races in Ohio and Nevada. Permalink | Email this ...
As Ohio Goes, So Go the Midterms — and Possibly 2012
Filed under: Democrats, Republicans, 2012 President, 2010 Elections, Campaigns, Unemployment, JobsVoters in Ohio, many of them either already unemployed or concerned about losing their jobs soon, are angry -- and in a mood to take it out on Democrats.&...
The 2010 Midterm Elections: What’s Happening in the Hot Races
Filed under: Senate, House, Primaries, Governors, 2010 ElectionsThe Labor Day weekend is the traditional starting point for general election campaigns, and races for the House, Senate and governors' seats are moving into high gear. Permalink ...
Republicans Take the Lead in Ohio’s Governor’s and Senate Races
Filed under: Senate, Polls, Governors, Poll Watch, 2010 ElectionsRepublican candidates have jumped out to double-digit leads in both the Ohio and Senate races. Permalink | Email this | Linking Blogs | Comments
GOP’s Rob Portman Widens Lead Over Lee Fisher in Ohio Senate Race
Filed under: Senate, Polls, Poll Watch, 2010 ElectionsPortman leads Fisher by 45 percent to 38 percent, with 18 percent undecided, compared to Fisher's 40 percent to 38 percent edge in a late-June poll. Permalink | Email this | ...
OH-Sen, OH-Gov: Fisher in a dead heat, Strickland holds narrow lead
The University of Cincinnati's Ohio Poll has good news for Democrats. In the Senate race:
Ohio Poll (PDF) by the University of Cincinnati. 5/11-5/20. Likely voters. MoE 3.8%
Rob Portman (R) 46
Lee Fisher (D) 47
And in the governor's race:
Ted Strickland...
OH-Sen: Brunner Plans to Be a Sore Loser
This (via Swing State Project) is really not ok:
It’s customary in a primary election for the losing candidate to campaign for their party’s nominee in the fall.
But if she loses Tuesday’s Democratic primary for U.S. Senate, Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner won’t be telling Democrats to vote for...
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